The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-07-09
PERSONALS.

L. >. Marshal Balru anu iailliiy
are at Mount Idaho.
Judge Gilchrist of Salt Lake City
was in town on Monday.
A. H. Morris and wife of Omaha
are guests at the Guyer Springs.
Conductor Rider, formerly on the
Branch, was in town Tuesday.
Rev. 1T. Osborn was in town on
Thursday from his ranch near Hal
ley.
Col. Dow left yesterday for Gus
ter county, where he will pass the
summer.
J. II. Morrison, one of the own
ers of the Washington mine near
Bonanza, is in town.
A. S. Dollarhide left for his mine
at Smoky on Wednesday, after
few days visit in town.
Mrs. John Pilmcr and Miss Lizzie
Pilmer have been spending the
week at Shoshone Falls.
Cam Kilcup and wife of Challis
arrived on Sunday and spent sew
eral days on the River.
George Osborn passed his Fourth
of July in HALEY and the races and
reports having a picnic.
The smiling face of J. II. Young
of the Chicago & Northwestern was
seen on the streets Wednesday.
w. III. Deland of Huntington,
Oregon, with his wife and family,
are quartered at the Guyer Springs.
Daniel Wood and wife of Challis
were in town during the week and
found many old time friends on
the River.
Hovt Sherman, Jr., of the L. p.
road was in town on Wednesday
arranging for the band concert at
the Springs.
II. l.. Dickinson and wife left on
Monday for a short visit to Utah
summer resorts and will return
home in about two weeks.
w. A. Frost, travelling auditor of
this division of the U. Z. road, was
in town on Wednesday going over
the accounts Of the local agent.
+. Milhoan and wife, +. 0. Pen
nell, Geo. MCGOWAN and wife and
Frank Willis were among the Chal-
lis folks i'm town during the week.
Joseph Pinkham returned on
Monday from his Black Maria mine
in Washington county and left on
Thursday with Al. Griffith for
Smoky.
Walter Clark left on Wednesday
for the mountains. 1t was too hot
in town and mounting horse he
struck out in the direction of
Smoky.
Mrs. Charles Lane, wife of the
Jolly conductor on the Branch,
passed several days in ketchum
during the week, returning to Sho-
shone on Wednesday.
Joseph Pfeiffer, largely interested
in business at Bonanza, arrived
from Oakland on Saturday last,
where he makes his home, and left
by stage for the upper country.
Cal. Clawson returned from his
, trip to Salt Lake on Saturday last.
He started for home but was cor
raled on the road by a delegation
of Obstetrics and brought back to
| town.
Mr.. John McGuinness of Idaho
City, after passing brilliant exam
nation at the Annapolis Naval
Academy, is visiting his home on a
furlOugh. He enters the service as
an ensign.
Rev. +. w. Crook of Emmett re-
turned to Ketchum from Omaha
on Monday and is spending the
week with J. w. Dawson and fam
ily at the Pride of Idaho mine on
East Fork.
Miss Lizzie Hays appeared as
the Goddess of Liberty at the Boise
City Fourth of July celebration,
supported by the Misses Alice
Branstetter and Elma Coffin in
the roles of Peace and Plenty.
Mark David, of Junction, Lemhi
county, arrived in town on Satur-
day for few days visit on the River.
The gentleman is one of the lead
mo stockmen of Lemhi and has
many friends throughout this por-
ton of the territory.
]. N. Osborn, chief of the gov
eminent inspectors Of subsidized
railroads, with two assistants, was
in Ketchum last Saturday on a
trip of inspection. They walked
to the springs and back again, sur.
veyed the depot surroundings and
left.
II. T. Smith one of the prosper
Gus citizens of ShoshOne, accom-;
panied by his wife and daughters
Celia and Mary, passed their Fourth
of July in Ketchum. Mr.. Smith
in the earlier days of ElkO county
Nevada, was chief deputy there un'
der Sheriff Ben Fitch and was the
captor of the famous Susie Roper
the female cattle thief, who is now
under arrest in New Mexico fol
murder and cattle stealing. Mr.
Cc,;tb ord family rptnrnod home